I shot these literally 2 days ago at Kim & Craig's wedding in DC. These were shot on my Polaroid 600SE on FUJI FP-3000B. This was all hand held and some of it as low as 1/8th of a second. TACK SHARP. It is not a perfect process as it is instant film and there are developing specks on a lot of the images randomly from the rollers but there is something to be said about this film. The shot of the first dance, monuments and waiters were shot at 1/30th of a second @ f/4.7. The leaving shot, sitting shot and carriage driver shots were at 1/8th of a second hand held as well. Not to get too geeky on my readers or anything with all of the technicalities but, this will now be a new fixture at all of my weddings/events/shoots. I shot a little over 300 sheets when I was in Birmingham earlier this week. Blog post surely to follow. Thanks for reading!!!
5 comments:
These are fantastic! Wow! Very nice! Great exposures! How did you meter?
Did you keep any of the negatives? They tend to hold a lot more shadow and highlight detail so long as they haven't been too damaged.
Can't wait to see more... :D
Tack sharp at 1/8th of a second?... How is that even physically possible, regardless of how good the film is?
Beautiful!
LOVE the style of these photos! So old fashioned and classy.
Yeah brah!! these are beautiful!!
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